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If you need one rope for all your climbing, and need it to last more than one season, check out the Beal Flyer II 10.2mm Climbing Rope. This burly dry-coated rope is an excellent choice for both sport and trad climbing. The Flyer II holds an impressive 10 UIAA test falls and has a center mark to make it easier to set up rappels when it's time to get down. This also lets your belayer know if he's passed the halfway point and you can no longer be lowered clear to the ground. If your tendency to fly destroys your rope each season, switch to the Beal Flyer II.
Bottom Line: Stop replacing your rope every year and get the Beal Flyer II.
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sweet rope
By:
phelan2418292
December 8, 2008
This is an amazing rope, It doesn't kink, It's very light nad I love the golden dry cover. It works well for sport, multipitch, and top ropping, plus it seems very durable.
Versatile and durable
By:
jrv
November 21, 2008
I purchased the 70m in late summer and have been using it primarily on trad routes in the Gunks throughout the fall -- this is a versatile and durable rope. The 70m length has been especially helpful in making quick work of some longer multi-pitch climbs (and the subsequent raps). The middle marker is especially helpful but sometimes hard to see. Overall a great rope.
what size rope should a 200lb climber use
what size rope should a 200lb climber use
By: bnewland2326827
July 27, 2008
Any modern climbing rope, utilized properly, will safely hold up to and including factor 2 falls of a 200 lb climber. Choosing rope diameter is usually a trade off between rope weight and durability. A thick rope will last much longer before needing retirement and is more resistant to cutting on sharp edges, but also weighs more than a thinner rope. Also, a thinner rope is slightly harder to belay with and may require a specialized belay device designed to apply proper friction.
By: James C Watts
November 6, 2008
Great Rope
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Christopher Smith
July 11, 2007
I've taken this rope out on 5 or so climbs so far and love it. I got the 70m GoldenDry. I've already found two climbs in which having the 70m cut two rappels down to one. I like the stretchiness of the rope and the peace of mind that gives me when trad climbing (less force on my gear).
Great rope
By:
wollywalt21521059
April 8, 2008
Awesome rope. i purchased the golden dry rope. great deal. rope is very light and has a soft catch. comes with a good beginer rope bag with a tarp. i would definately buy this rope again
Does not kink, very durable, feels thinner than it is.
By:
zecicu
September 16, 2008
I have used one for the past 2 years (about 40 days out) on trad & sports, on single and multi pitches. One of its great qualities is that it does not kink, which helps enormously with rope management and making sure that the rope does not get stuck when you pull them after rappels. Also, it feels thinner (easier to clip, manage, belay etc.) than a lot of the skinnier ropes that I have belayed with. The dry treatment lasted about a year. The sheath still looks good after 2 years with only very very slight fraying where I hang-dog. On the down side, the middle marker is very, very hard to find on the purple version of the rope: not enough contrast. I do consider buying one of these again when I retire the current one. I wish they would make a version that changes patterns at the half way point though.
Great rope!
By:
Desert Backpacker
May 21, 2008
Beal has the softest catch on the market for the weight, and with the double-dty treatment these ropes are going to last a good while. So, take a look at them, just great ropes!
Excellent Rope
By:
NvHiker
December 14, 2007
I also bought 70m Golden Dry. Extra length comes in handy. Great feel, nice bag.
Change me.
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Single Ropessweet rope
This is an amazing rope, It doesn't kink, It's very light nad I love the golden dry cover. It works well for sport, multipitch, and top ropping, more...
Versatile and durable
I purchased the 70m in late summer and have been using it primarily on trad routes in the Gunks throughout the fall -- this is a versatile and durable more...
- Thickness:
- 10.2mm
- Type:
- Single
- Length:
- 60m, 70m
- Dry:
- Yes
- Sheath Construction:
- Double-pick
- Impact Force:
- 7.4kN
- Elongation:
- 9.6%
- Center Mark:
- Yes
- Falls:
- 10
- Recommended Use:
- Sport and trad climbing with extra durability
- Weight:
- 64g/m
- Warranty:
- 1 Year
- Country of Origin:
- Switzerland